I hate questions like that. I always just verify the date.
I tried! But feel dumb asking again. Now I'm just going to see if she shows up on Saturday or not.
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I hate questions like that. I always just verify the date.
I tried! But feel dumb asking again. Now I'm just going to see if she shows up on Saturday or not.
So that means the 16th, right??
I have no idea! Follow up with "day after tomorrow?"
The next vs this debate raged on unresolved for thirty years between Hubby and I.
I go with "next Saturday" means the soonest coming Saturday. The Saturday after that is "a week Saturday" or "Saturday week."
I go with avoiding saying "next Saturday" like the plague, since I can never be sure what the other person will understand by it.
Why would next Saturday be this Saturday? Next Saturday is a week from now.
This is an unsatisfactory area of language.
Seriously, this is why I get super specific, like "this Saturday, the 16th, 2 days from now." (To which Tim will invariably -- and 100% seriously, bless his heart -- reply, "NEXT Saturday?")
I'm having flashback twitches.
I give dates. Why leave it up to a possible mistake when specificity is an option?
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